Hi guys,I received a PCN yesterday from Enfield council for entering and stopping in a box junction. Please find attached the pictures they have on their website. There is a video footage as well where I am right at the edge of the box for about 28seconds. Please find attached the images and PCn and advise if there are any grounds for appeal.Many thanks,Matt

Hi all,The council has rejected my appeal. Please find attached their letter of rejection. ANy advice will be much appreciated.Many thanks,

Perfect. Thanks.

Could you check the below appeal for me please. It is strong enough? Thanks.Dear Parking Services,I would like to appeal to PCN no ********** because before I set off in my car I checked on your website at the following web address: http://old.westminster.gov.uk/worksp...1297171369.pdfThis document states that for zone G the operational hours are Mon-Sat 8.30am-6.30pm. Also in another section of your web site it states that for Bank holiday Sunday rules apply. Clearly based on the above information there are no restrictions on Sunday. I therefore assumed it was fine to park in zone G on a bank holiday.I would like to appeal to this PCN on the ground that the information on this parking zones map on your web site which visitors to Westminster will naturally refer to is confusing and not clear cut as to when the parking restrictions apply and what exclusions apply.

Thanks Jamberson. I will try and see what happens. Will post NTO when I get it.

Apologies... this is the web site:http://old.westminster.gov.uk/workspace/assets/publications/CPZ-map-with-op-hrs-Feb11-1297171369.pdf

Hi Jamberson, This is where I found the info on Mon-Sat:http://old.westminster.gov.uk/workspace/assets/publications/CPZ-map-with-op-hrs-Feb11-1297171369.pdfCan I use your argument above to formulate an appeal?Hi mean and green, I saw the parking suspension to be effective on the 8th May but did not take notice of the Resident Permit only sign incorrectly thinking it was fine to park on a bank holiday.

Hi guys, I got a ticket yesterday (5th May) for parking on a resident's bay with a parking suspension notice to come in effect on the 8th May. When I checked on the Westminster Council website before setting off the parking restriction for area G is Monday-Saturday 8.30 to 6.30pm. However I did not look at the sign properly as I was confused with the parking suspension notice. Please find attached the PCN and picture of the parking sign. Is there any point fighting this? Your response will be highly appreciated. Many thanks Matt

Exactly...mine was like that...got off the tube station...then on to the bus....first stop....swarm of inspectors fined on the pavement...not on the bus....

Not on bendy buses.

I totally get your point. However I had gotten off the bus when they gave me the fine. Is that legal?

Hi guys, This is the reply I got from London transport after appealing for a 2nd time. Please advise if I stand a final chance or should I just pay it. Thanks

Should I also mention that the officer told us that we could benefit from reduced payment only if we paid on the spot where as we do have 21 days...

basically the oyster card had not been used since december last year...we put 5pds on the day and travelled from zone 2 to zone 1 and back by tube then jumped on the bus...swiped it...there was not enough money...the bus started moving and at the next stop we tried to get off. Thats where they stopped us on the pavement.

To the contrary of that guy who stayed on the bus we got off.....

Guys, Do I stand a chance if I appeal on the grounds that I had left the bus already having realised a genuine mistake had been made and also because the officer tried to force us to pay the fine on the spot by trying to make us believe that we would not benefit from the lower fine. Thanks Matt

Hi there, The 50£ penalty fare ticket says: "This ticket is issued in accordance with the Greater London Authority Act 1999 and authorises you to complete your current journey to the destination stated above" No automatic top up for that Oyster card. Best,

Hi there, Me and my partner jumped on a bendy bus at the station where it started its journey and swiped our oyster cards. Mine was fine but hers did not have sufficient money. The bus started moving and we thought of jumping out at the first stop. And there they were waiting for us at the first stop with their scanning equipment. We did get off but one officer stopped us on the pavement to scan our oyster. We explained that we were trying to get off after realising one of us did not have sufficient credit on the oyster card and that this was the first stop and it was not our final destination. He tried to make us pay the fine on the spot by lying to us and saying it is 25pds if you pay now or 50pds if you do not take advantage of this reduced fine now. In the end we said we were going to appeal as this is not fair and realised he was trying to con us as we do have 21 days to pay the reduced amount. However, on the ticket it says you can still travel to your destination with that ticket. We got stopped and fined on the pavement. Surely our rights have been wronged. I will be grateful if you could advise how I should appeal.

So I need to find out who my supplier was and ask for a bill. Is that right? I have moved out of the flat already and will start paying for gas with a new supplier in my new flat. Thanks

Hi there, we moved into a property 7 1/2 years ago coming from a foreign tropical country and have had no gas bill since then but only electricity bills. As we were clueless regarding this at the time we did not know that we were to expect a gas bill. Anyway we expected the estate agent who rented the property to us to notify the utility companies. Until a couple of years ago we started to think about the gas bill being more clued up and were scared to do anything about it. Now we have moved out of the house and the estate agent has given us our final reading. We have not received a bill yet but dreading the one that will come our way. Could you please advise if we have to take any course of actions and which ones. Many thanks

Can the Aviva rep respond with comments please.

Thanks matey!

Ok. But as far as the points on my licence are concerned can I dispute them?

Thanks. Does that mean that the insurance should have carried on until I cancel it or they should have sent me a letter advising me that they are cancelling it?

Hi there, I have been with Aviva for 5 years and my insurance ran out on the 30th of November but did not receive any letter from them or a call to advise me that they were not renewing it and they just went ahead and cancelled it. My car was stopped by the police on the 6th of December and they told me my car did not have insurance and they fined me and gave me 6points on my licence. I would like to take this to court to explain to the judge that I am not a car insurance dodger but was not advised by my insurance company that they were cancelling my insurance and hopefully avoid the points. Please advise if I can do that and if Aviva can help at all. Many thanks